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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-05-26

The space heretofore used in the
LEADER in which to publish proof
notices when the people had the right
and privilege to say in what paper they
wanted their notice to appear, will be
used in the future to show up the rot
tonness of the-so called-honest-
party. [Lenora Leader.
We are with you, brother Wright.
1t is said that passengers on trains
coming from Colorado into Kansas are
accosted frequently by vendors who
PROFOUND this question: ''Do you want
any beer tomorrow" The secret Of
this question is that tomorrow they
will be in a prohibition district, and
hence if they would drink they must
lay in a supply of the liquor or beer
to be drank.
Minneapolis Messcnger::-Sinc the
railroads have got clear of the pass
two cents or one cent and a
half mile would be sufficient for
fare, when all persons who
trave, pay, the fare can without loss
to the companies, be lowered. 1t will
be the duty of the next legislature to
this matter. The leaven is
working.
The Star ard Times of Hayes City,
have been bought by W. P. Montgom-
cry. and will be consolidated and
Frank Montgomery will be managing
editor Of the consolidated affair to be
called the Sentinel. Jack Downing, of
the Star Sentinel, goes to No Mans
Land to represent colony and pub
fish a newspaper. wallace Register.
An Illinois preacher proposes to
get up preachers strike, whereupon
the St. Louis Republican remarks: "a
parade of striking preachers with
transparencies inscribed, NO pay, no
preach" "One sermon on Sundays, F"
"Down with donation parties" and
other legends of like character would
have great effect. We trust the
preachers will win.
THERE are lots Of people in the
eastern states who still think that
buffalOs roam at large all over Kan
sas; that ':Ingins'' are as thick as
blackberries; that the wind always
blows out here; that it never rains;
that our best crop is cyclones; that
our people are rude and uncivilized;
and that grasshoppers are as common
as bed bugs in a country hotel. 1t is
strange how ignorant some people can
be and live. Abilene Gazette.
Gully ScoTT's brother arrived in
Sherman county this week with a
budget of final proof notices amount
ing to nearly two hundred dollars.
Notices that have been held back for
three months will now appear in the
Democratic Cleveland Scott Land No
tice Organ. We will watch the pro-
gress of the battle with interest. We
think some sweet scented material will
be dug up that will furnish the repub-
leans with plenty of material for a
lively entertainment" Sherman Coun-
ty Republican. NJ. S. Bishop, who
makes proof July 10, made applica-
ton some time last fall but it never
appeared for publication until this
week. We sent an application to the
OberliD land office some time in Feb
ruary and it was smothered there un-
Ill the new register got in and then
hey fired it over to the democratic
paper at Hoxie, for all the fellow pro-
.ested, said it was not law, that he had
already paid us and it would cost him
! days time to come and get his mon
y. But then this is an honest admin
and such things are liable to
occur, especially if it is going to benefit
democrat-[Lenora Leader.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Cerk-James NJ. Summers
Treasurer-C. N. Hoyey.
Register Of Deeds. W. Irwin.
Superintendent Public Ins't-W. W. Walker
Attorney-W. s. Willcoxon.
Sheriff-M. w. Witham
Probate Judge-M. L. Lacey,
Surveyor-T. p. Chambers.
COroner-Dr. s. B. Lutgen.
First Dist.-w. H. Smith.
COmrs-1 Second Frank Pingree, Chm.
Third Z" w. NJ. Baldwin.
Representatives,. w. GoOdsoe.
Clerk District Court-E J. Paine.
District Judge-L. K Pratt.
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{. O. o. E.

Cua)ight Lodge No. 2.3. meets regularly every
TUESDAY evening at Odd Fellows Hall. at Z "a
O'Clock p. m. All members of the order are
cordially invited to attend.
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THE u. p. LANDS


of
rannum
for cash..
bee
fomd o fenty.
credited
McGONIGAL & SON, Agents,
COLBY, KAS.
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CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Services every second
and fourth Lords day in each month, morning
and evening, at the Court House.
F. NJ. STEWART, Pastor.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-M. Donelan.
Clerk-E. s. Teal.
Treasurer. e. Meglemre
Marshal-Wm. YOcum.
Police Judge-N. J. Adams.
W. w. Walker,
DR.. c. E. Corporan,
COuncilmen I F. H. Smith,
E. A. Hall.
J. W. Irwin.
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way to insult the Invitation Committee,
OF which It's mansger Is a member. II
Mr.. fancy took the trouble to run the
political line through the committee at It's
recent meeting, It Is sate to say that he
was the only man present who amused
himself in that peculiar way. \, y
Why would It have ''ill.become" Dem.
ocrst under the circumstances to intro.
duce any resolution that would have been
proper to introduce II all present had
boon Democrats9 Has the committee
shown Itself 90 unfair That any member
need be afraid 10 intfoduce a reaolullon7
How the editor Of the ISTBLLIoEscRR
will vote on a resolution can easily be
seen by his vote when the resolution shall
come up for action. II Mr.. fancy desires
to teat the fate Of his pet scheme, let him
offer It. He might at least gain come
cheap notoriety, and II 9 vacancy were to
occur in the poatoflco before Mr.. Oleve.
land goes out, the mover Of tho resolution
might be treated with more consideration
than when he last went ioraglng for an
office which he never had ghost Of q
show. to get. ,a "A t,.5.s-
Meanwhile the big Reunion goes ahead
tho people Of Wheeling are putting II
ahead and tho Register can't hurt 1t. The
more bricks 1t throws the more It's animuf
Is understood and resented by the people
without regard 10 party.
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SECOND EXCURSION TO THE SEA
& gss m SHORE. flE M u &, Is

Via the Picturesque Il. s o. to Atlantic City
mud Cape Mar, Thursday, Jaiy 81.
This is the grendeot excursion ever Of.
fered to tho public involving ride over
the "Pic,ureaque line Of America" along
the beautiful Potomac, through historic
Harper'a Ferry, Washington, D, O., Balti,.
moro and Philadelphia. Train OF parlor
cars and East Lake coaches will leave
depot, Wheeling, at $500 a. NJ, arriving
in Philadelphia at S:45 r. NJ. Next day
passengers will leave on any regular train
Tor Atlantic City or Cape May. Tick sts
will DO good for ten days, with stop-ofi
privilege at Washington City returning.
Faro for round trip, $40 90. i y r. y
Practically the entire journey will be
made by daylight, thus. aflording an op.
porturity TO see the superb mountain and
valley scenery, which has won for the
Baltimore 4 Ohio the distinction OF being
1.-THE Picturesque Line OF America" 35'
This 10 undoubtedly the most attractive
excursion ever offered st go low d rate. A
week q. the Sea Shore and a visit to Wash.
ingtop, the National Capital adorned with
magnificent monuments and statues, ma.
jestic public buildings, stored with objects
of general and historic interest, beautiful
parks and thoroughfares. " s{jS "a n
Il For further information apply to apents
Of the B. & O. r. R., or to i Ri
4 E! D. Smith, 4 Il
Div. Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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- -, - 49, ,.s'.E b. as
lSeeplpy Up tho Lick,


5s Tho editor OF tho 1STELLlaEScER is quite
willing to inform the Register that neither
as member Of the Invitation Committee
nor in any othcr capacity has he received
from Capt. Hasaler or anybody else, form.
ally or informally, tender Of services to
secure the preaence Of the President OF
the coming Reunion. Furthermore We
believe there ia no current rumot" to
this effect. A story concocted by and
confined to the Register itself cannot by
any charitable stretch Of ths imagination
be called current tumor. y 3,s i.
And isn't it about time for the Register
to stop dealing with alleged rumors and
"suspicioningh various persons Of various
horrible thinsa2 For q change, get down
to facts and show why the Democratic
Register is afraid Of the non.partisan Re-
union Of old soldiers. II
In this game connection 1t is opportune
10 remark that the Register goes out Of It's
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NJ The Kings Daughters.

Philadelphia Ears, BSE GU tsf VI
There was meeting held recently In
New York city which offers topic for the
consideration oi all women who want to
do what they can that they may center
into the Kings palace" Thia meeting
was held by q society Of "klng's Daupht.
ers," which has for its badge n Maltese
crosa, with the letters II. Fl. N" and the
motto "In His Nance" These women,
who belong to 1.-THE Kings Daughters"
strive TO do all that they can to help those
who need comfort. The society works In
tens. There are tenn who visit hospitals,
tens who nurse the sick, tens who read
aloud, and bands Of tens who engage in
every kind OF benevolence. There are
oven those who call themselves "hold the
tongue tens" thcae pledging themselves
to "apeak no Ill. l3l,IGl
There are women OF oil denominations
in this order, which derives It's name
from the forty.ilith Palm, which speaks
OF ''the Kings daughter all glorious with.
In" who "shall be brought unto the king
and whoso name bhall DO remembered
in all generations" In the order the
woman In calico sits along side the woman
In satin. The woman whose education
places her name with the scholars in this
land stands up with her who Ia ignorant
Of oil letters save the /. e. N, which form
her passport to the consideration and
fflendship OF her fellow.laborers. TI}i.r
All hail to "The Kings Daughters"
whose brows are crowned by q sovereign
who relgns world without end. 81
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4 How To- Help Your Digestion.

Almost every day We feel the unpleas.
ant sensations OF indigestion. Try All.
cocks Porous Pastors and be relieved.
j. 7. Davenport, Of Canarsie, New York,
writeH: ,iS Z 81
I hayebeen very much troubled with a
violent paid below my chest bone. was
told by several physicians that 1t was
rheumatism Of the diaphragm. It result.
ed from cold and exposure. had very
little appetite and digested my food with
great difficulty. placed one Allcock's
Porous Plaster below the breas. bone and
two on each side. In the course oftwen'
ty-tour hours all pain ceased, and l VIE
able to eat and diges. good square meal
something had not done before in two
weeks. l got better constantly, and al
the end OF seven days found myself en-.
tirely well. Since then I have used All
cocks Porous Plasters for colds, coughl
and pUinH In my side. and l have always
found them quick and effective. 'j1
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SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL KsTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR,
OH ftnT

BY vittu6 Of a decd Of trust made by James A.
Rice 10 tho undersigned tuAtee, dated on the l7th
day OF Juno, In the year 1881, and recorded In INA
office o. the olstk Of the County Court Of Marshall
l. folio 25 will sell at public auction at the ttont
door Of the Court Hous1ot Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 24th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lssz,
commencing at ton O'Clock A. w. q certain traet n,
land situate Oh the waters Of Hickman, a. branch
OF Fish creek, III Marshall county, West Virginia.
corner to said Rlce III the and Weze coun.
~ line north s94o west 4S poles TO stone pile in
| Flaws line: thence north 81 cast 69x poles 10 4
+ stake aud ". o. bush IN road. An aHtccd corner
slse west 2, poles to stone near Tho road; thenes
north G40 west 20 poles 10 ttonc thence south 65S
west II poles TO an oak; thence Eouth 25o west 10
poics to hickory; thence nortt $50 west 2lpotes
10 ". o corner between Rico and Eiaw: thenco
south sOo west lolk poles to bush corner Of vi.
entinG Brennan; thence north A poles 10 q stone
within one rod OF n sugar marked as a corner:
thence north Az west y poles 10 stone In Beeer
line north 2sa east 50 poles 10 stone near pine;
thence south 6!o east b3 poles 10 W. o.; theuce
ask east 10 poles 10 a O.; thence north 400 east
SO poles to drain; thence north AZ east q poes
rcd oak: thenco north s0o east 70 poles 10 bush:
thence north $50 east IS poles 10 sugar; thence
south eA' east 1876 poles to the temporary line and
with the same south % east 2S poles TO the begin.
I Hllly, CuAthlulHb luuE Auuu1Gu huu seven acres
and three'fouf.hs oil an acre. be the same more Or
| less. 50 81 -yiE'- -,- -
TERMS or sALE-one-hali OF tho purchase
| money aad as murh more as The purchaser may
elect 10 pay cash. and the residue In one year wIth
| interest thereon from the Gay Of sale, tho pur.
chaser 10 give his notcwt approved security and
the title to ba retained or decd oil trust given 10
secnre the deferred payment. $50, ID ~.
Title believed to DO good. but selling as trustee
will only sell aud convey such title az Is vested In
/ me. .s59t}} JOHN J. JONES,
leo Esl3teI 'a-ta.lil s57 ,aI7 Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTH WARD
g PROPERTY g7.f3ssg- -g5gs6 ris q .E- If. Hrr#

- SAoFEhl !. fyis4-, lt 49, n.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Frederick
William Englehard and wife TO me as trustee,
dated June 10, 1883. and recorded III the office Of
tho Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Decd OF Trust Book No. 20 page
49, shall sell at tho front door Of the Court House
Of said county, on Gtl4tSt n
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, the north one.hsii
o. lot No forty t40). situated on the west side Of
ohapline street between Twenty.tlfh t2dthl and
Twenty sixth l1Gth) streets, formerly called Mar.
shall and Division Streets In the Sixth ward Of the
city Of wheeling, being In whit ID known as Eons
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling. together with all
the apprlrtenance unto the said lAn1 belonging OF
in anywiSe appertainipg. 81 si.5s s7 SUI. J.
TER ~ or stLE-one'thIrd and rs much more as
tho purchaser may elect, cash on the day Of sale,
tho balance In two equal insta!lneRR payable IN
one and two years from the day OF sale with Inter-
est from that date the purchaser 10 give HIS notts
Tor the deferred paynenls, and secure the same by
deed OF trust upon the property and insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction OF
tho trustee, 1as liEs',t 80 gr
Tho title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me By said
deed Of trust. syE + ISL 5s17a
..1..5 s:.g5 .; 20 ". P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
w II. HAILEE. Auctioncer.N .l-s,.-i iylS
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DIED.

KNlGHT-on Wednesday evening, July IS, 1857. at
$3.50 o'clock CitAALEs N. KNIGHT, aged 80 yca,s.
Funeral from his late residence. 1904 Mccolloch
street, this Friday, afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family invited to attend. In.
terment at Peninsula Cemetery.
FARRELt-0n Thursday. July II. 1857, at 6:t6
=. +. aud Mary ]. Farrell, aged years and /
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sATURpAYs tho GIL DAY OF AUGUST ISL
q W. Il. HALr.En, Auntioneer. :, 4 80 ia
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTH WARD

by virtue OF deed Of trust made by Austin
Alaley and wiic 10 nc as trustee. dated September
1886, and recorded III the Office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia,
iii Deed Of Trust Book No. q, page Sill, shall sell
at the front door OF the Court House Of said coun.
~, on t5iiS;is:f - tsi. : s an
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. n, all that part Of
lots numbered nine and ten IN Chapline and Eot's
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point and at
the centre Of the brick division wall on the north.
erly side OF Twenty third street, and seventy, one
ect cdstwardiy from the northeast corner OF Water
and Twenty. third streets; thence n0rthwaIdly and
parallel with Water srest l22 feet to the 6outhetly
Side OK ten loot aleyway and with the said side Of
said alley.way eAstwardly sixteen aud eight.
tMcllths feet to tho Townsend line, aud with hIs
line bouthwardly and parallel with Water street
seventy.two and nine.twelfths feet: thence east
Hardly aud parallel with Twenty'third ttreet six
leet; thence iouthwardly and parallel with Water
htreet toriy.nine and lhrec.tweliths feet TO the
norther]y limo Of Twcnty.ihird street; and with
twelfths feet to the beginning.
ERMs or SALE OnC-thir1, and as much more a
tho purchaser may elect, cash on tho day OF sale,
the balance In two equal miscellaneous payable In
one and two years from tho day OF sale with inter.
est rom that date the purchaser 10 give his notes
1or the deferred payments and secure the same by
deed OF trust uton the property and insurance
policies upon tho buildings to the satisfaction Of
the trustee. - : 500
The title is believed good but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me by said
deed OF trust. ~ .ss,, Ibs a.l y.
1T, = u W. P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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Commencing June -, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sisteravile and return at the low rate
OF 81 50; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, g %. Tickets good one day only.
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Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No. IS
Nineteenth street, this tFriday) morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited
Z Intermnnt ut MI. Calvary Ca1nntarv 1919 L
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HgAEMERS' GUIDE,

{ A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ii TRAlNs-on and alter June 2s, lSS7-RxpLA-
RATION OF PREFERENCE Make. sDaiiy. tsruday
excepted. tAo1dsy ercepted.-Eatern Standard
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FOR SA.LE.

No. 1s1 North Front street. 8 roomed house
ground 20 by 1856 feet Price, sl,lb0, : .'''NNS'
-Four Lots west sido Of South Penn street, sa,o
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TRUSTEE's SALE,


by vlItueo deed OF trust made by Louis ruhr
and Anna Fahf his vile, to me AZ trustee, dated
March u, 1881. recorded In the office Of the Clerk
Oh tho County Court Of Ohio county, West VIZ.
ginis, In Deed Of Trust Book No %, page II, will
sell at the front door Of the Court Houte Of said
SATURDAY, tho 9th DAY OF AUGUST, 1851
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, the following do.
tcribed real estate situated in tho Eighth ward Of
the city Of Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio and
State Of West Virginia, and designated az the lot
Numbered sixteen in square numbered eighteen,
on the plat OF tho addition to sId city OF Wheel.
Ing laid out by sprigg aud Richie. = "a 4
TERMS or sAIE-0ne.third and as much moro u
the purchaser elects to pay III cash, on the day Of
sale, the balance In two equal instalments pa, able
IN one and two yeara from the dag Of sale with iu
terest from that day, the purchaser, TO give hA
note for the deferred payments, aud secure the
same by deed OF trust upon the property and Ia.
eurance policies upon the buildings 10 the satIkac.
ton Of the trustee. IN 49,
Tho title is believed good but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested III me.
=, w. ', w. COWDEN, Trustee.
el !" r HlyYvB Anof{oupo ~ irl
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aPECIAL NOTICES.,

FITS:-All Fits stopped FREQ by Dr. KlInc's Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use. Mar.
Vicious cures Treatise and s. 90 tIia bottle free to
Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kiue OIL Arch St.. Phila, Pn
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LEGAL NOTICES.
nFF1OE OF THE CLERK OF THE
". COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, State

|nFFIOE OF THE CLERK OF THE
", COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COUNTY. State
Of West Virginia. 5safE-as
= In the matter OF tho probate OF the will o! Ear
ties Van Antwerp Brcntllnger, deceased.
Tho object OF the petition filed In this matter on
tho so.h DAY OF June, A. D. 1887 IL to have admit.
YEA 70 probate paper writing purportlng 10 b
INC VIII Of Harriet Van Antwerp Brentlinger, de'
ceased, bearing date on the 24th day Of June, A. D.
1887: And 1t appearing IRON the petition and ~
ahldavit filtd herein that Anna 81. seamon Jacob
Van Antwerp, Harriet A. Trua1, Sarah Tymcrs9n,
Gertrude bcGroG, Andrew Van vo,t, Kate tAu
,vost, Challes Van Vost Robert Van V0ss. coInel!a
Choop. Mary A. Edward. Margaret Howard, Sarah
Howard. Eliza Howard, sarah Campbell, James
Stephenson and Jacob Stephenson. per.ons WHO
sa sa pe s% dsd 20
dents Of ,hs State, II Il ordered that they do ap.
pear at my office In tho city OF Wheeling, Ia the
county and state Aforesaid, within one month
after the publication and do what Is necessary 70
project they Interest 10 said matter.
Published the first time July !, 1857.
49, ..2's5iS:SllI1 d = GEOR6E HOOK, Clerk.
p ERsKfNE d AlIISoH, ATTORNEYS. BlP
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NEW ApYHRr,ll1[s,,IEt;M,l.ElH,S,;r,s. s. I.

VJTANTED-TWO YOUNG COLORED
wv Boys, aged 20 years, strangers In the city.
want work. willing to do any kind OF work. call
or address A. B care Of this Office M stI ivlb :
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|WHEEL1NG & ELM GROVE R, R..
X X On aad alter hay ?. 1857 traIns on The
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
L - 49,. n KnllrnnIl. Mr. 49,
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ground ~ oy l35 feet Pr1ec, u 100. ~ H.
-Four Lots weat sido Of South Pom street. $50
each 81 5ll i.ll.1l j. 1' ca gu7 5I-7 ~
No. 1sg South Penn Atreet, s rooned frame hou,o
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxll0 PricS
"a Acre Farm. four roomed hewed log house.
good granery. corncrb, stable orchard OF loo ines
mead oi Proctor creek, Ieycn miles Iron ProSta.
Station, On Ohio River Railroad; eau 30 bought
One Of tho most desirable and substantial mi.
denccs within tho city, situated on northeast cor.
ner OF Chapline and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 1920 Chapliae street; the lot irontf q
icct on Chaplinc street. Terms Of payment, easy.
ono aith cash, balance In equal ANIMAL payment
with interest payable annually. Fifteen yenn
time given II desired. ss'F- -g.gi = 'N
No. 1870 Twelfth Atreet, iull lot co by 100 feet
oome S,, hou g q, On 'front.' toomed house on
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on ,hn
line Of the p, W.. & Ky. Railroad, u miles rom
Wheeling, consisting Of q new frame house and ii
! aeres Of landi will exchange for desirable ely
No Of North Front street, ground fronting co iect
1 aud running back an equal width 10 river, ~
mo. 1S7 South Penn street, six roomed irSms
house with stone foundation aud basement. WASH.
room. collar and coal house; ground fronting 50
feet, running back 10 feet. Price, q, co., ~
ID JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector and Notary Public
jy6 l1T7i OrylCr. No 1917 MA RHET ST.
I
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No. 1850 South Penn street, s roomrd franc house
with good stone foundation; ground a0xllO, Pfios
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I ,TAMES a 1INNpv


(. Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary PublIo.
jy6 .laT16 OyyICI No. 1917 MARKET ST